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Westminster Abbey Entrance Ticket
★4.6(13,289 verified GetYourGuide reviews)Price and rating checked 7 August 2026· 2 hours24 travellers viewed this in the last hour
Westminster Abbey is one of the most significant religious buildings in the Western world. For over 900 years, it has been the coronation church for British monarchs and the final resting place of kings, queens, statesmen, and poets. Walk through the stunning Gothic nave, visit Poets' Corner, see the Coronation Chair, and explore the medieval Chapter House. The audio guide brings centuries of history to life.
What makes this tour
Walk through the stunning Gothic nave
Visit Poets' Corner, home to literary greats
See the Coronation Chair used since 1308
Explore the medieval Chapter House
Free multimedia guide included with entry
What's included
- Entry to Westminster Abbey
- Multimedia guide
- Poets' Corner, the nave and the Coronation Chair
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History loversArchitecture fansLiterature enthusiasts
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